Do we go "on" or "for" an outing? - WordReference Forums
Sep 29, 2017 · If there were an outing arranged, I would go on it. I mostly used to hear the word in connection with organised trips, such as a "works outing" or a "club outing". I mostly used to hear the word in connection with organised trips, such as a "works outing" or a "club outing".
outing / go out - WordReference Forums
Jan 18, 2005 · Note that "have an outing" can mean to take a trip, or it can relate to the gate "coming out" definition. "go on an outing" cannot relate to the gay definition. We went on an outing in the park. [Tells the reader that you went to the park …
Go for outing... - WordReference Forums
Jul 20, 2015 · Hi, all. A person plans to go outside for recreation in a happy weather with his friends. What would he say;? Let's go out for outing. Let's take an outing. Let's have an outing. Thanks,
Outing - WordReference Forums
Aug 6, 2021 · A school outing could be to anywhere outside the school: a museum, a factory, or even a cinema. It is an organized or planned activity, and so is a works outing, where a number of work colleagues go on something planned ahead. But drinks with your colleagues after work, or cinema with a friend, don't have the organized feature of an outing.
'Outing' in American and British English? - WordReference Forums
Jul 27, 2016 · *Outing -> to go out with friends or family for relaxing oneself, especially when someone is feeling bored, unhappy or tired (tired after doing a lot of work). Waiting for your kind suggestions, Thank you Lun-14
Outing / excursion / hiking? (excursión de campo de un día)
Mar 10, 2009 · 1) Go on an outing 2) Go on an excursion 3) Go hiking And the context is the following: a child who goes out one day with his parents to take a long walk in the country. I'd like to know which is the correct one, and if there's more than one correct, which one would be the most usual. Thanks a lot in advance!
Today is spring outing - WordReference Forums
Apr 4, 2017 · Hi, I usually finish my class at 3:30 and arrives home at 6:00. Yesterday I arrived one hour earlier. My mother said "You've come home earlier". I then said: Today is spring outing. I wonder if it's natural to say so. Thanks a lot
Outing or excursion? - WordReference Forums
Aug 9, 2012 · In a specific context, it may be standard practice to use one term or the other. For example, when schoolchildren in my area go somewhere as a class - for example, to a zoo - it's always called an outing. The word excursion could describe the activity just as well, but it …
Could you please tell me whether we could….during the coming …
Jun 9, 2022 · Test question to be discussed: — Susan, Could you please tell me ________? — Yes, with pleasure. A. when the custom of the Lantern festival starts in China B. what date does the Dragon Boat Festival fall on this year C. how many trees were planted on this year’s Tree Planting Day D. whether we...
Which punctuation is suitable? | WordReference Forums
Aug 18, 2023 · I wrote this sentence but am confused of what puncutation mark will be perfect before 'all thanks to the company's previous leave policy'. The sentence is: In the recent past, I was able to go outing, and my collegues could spend the quality time with their families, all thanks to the company's...